Charter reviewers split over bylaw language aimed at protecting public commenters
The Charter Review Commission’s bylaws committee proposed language asking commissioners to refrain from identifying public commenters; the committee circulated the language to the county prosecutor, public testimony was heavy and the full commission deadlocked on whether to adopt the wording now or send it back for revision.
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The Charter Review Commission spent several hours debating a proposed bylaw that would ask commissioners to refrain from identifying members of the public who speak at meetings.
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